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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
MORE DUEL&
Two Famous Mexican Generals t0Fight
To.Day-Seyeral DueIs VIII
Swords Fought In the streets.
A Fr'ghtfui Exp osion of Rockets Occurs
on Board British War ship-Forty
of the Crew Injured.
Mexico
THE AGE OF CRIvALRY.


CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 20.-GIest pub
lie interest is felt in the duel announced
for tomorrow between General Narapio
and General Pridillo, governor OF the
palace. A repor: was current to-day at
the clubs that the duel was to be to the
death. a duel between two
we'll known journalists is or
the tspis according to report snd
8 few nights since duel with swords
between two young army officers result
ed seriously, and another duel with swords
occurred in the open street IN the center
Of the city, The controversy over the
question Of the treason Of General Lopez
has grown very bitter, and q certain dis
tlnguished general OF the Liberal party is
sad to have told al officer under the late
empire that for every Imperislist who
wanted to try conclusions On
THE FIELD OF HONOR
there were ready Liberal officers who
were not afraid to submit to the erbitrG-
ment Of the Guel. Duelliug is contrary
to the Civil Code, but the law is practl-
ca!iy o Gead letter. public opinion sus-
tanning this ancient method
of settling differences In the
famous duel Ct yesterday between GEN
erii R3cba and General Gsyon, white
gun-powder Yves used to give extra force
TO the ball, snd it is said thGt General
RochS offered Gayon another shot, but
that the latter was too weak to under
take it. General R0cha's friends believe
lin to bear 8 charmed life, be having
been engaged IN numerous afftirs with
.tl- ~ p.i ,ry1l 70 I, g
said 10 share the same belief. A runner
spresd this Gfternoon that Generals
NAr&njo and Pradillo had already fought,
but this was subsequently contradic.ed
on authOrity. General Gayon is i'm
proving tonight, and has been the re
cipient Of many attentions fc0m his late
antagonist, General Rocha; slso from
President Diaz end others.
Judge Manning, the American minister,
leaves tomorrow for trip to the United
States.
CONSUL BRIGHAM.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. q Los Motif
cias this morning devotes It's leading ar
ticle to the conduct of United States Con-
sui Brigham st Paso del Norte, and says;
'In fact, Brigham IS in our opinion an
improper person for the important post
he occupies at PssO del Norte. While the
gentleman discharges the duties of consul
there, we shall be continually exposed to
conflicts, and the grateful harmony which
now exists between the two nations will
be threatened by the imprudence Of a
consul who Ignores the duties belonging
to the high position which has been en-
| trusted to him.
THE DUEL OFF.
II "a reported this evening that the duel
between Generals Narauj0 and PradilIo
will not come off.
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MADE NHULE BY FAITH
Strange Combination of Revival, Faith.
Cure and Lunch Counter at Decatur.

Cure and Lunch Counter at Decatur.
Chicago Herald.
DECATUR, Ill, Sept. l6.-The people
Of Central Illinois have witnessed an
unusual religious excitement during the
past few weeks over the reported miracu-
lous cures effected by Mira. Maria B
Woodwork, an apostle of faith cure doc
trines. She has been holding meetings
at Champagne, lately at Boiling Springs,
four miles northwest of this city, and is
st present ct Oakland Park in Decatur,
where large crowds flock to hear her
daily and nightly. The tent in which the
services are held has seating capacity
of over 1000, but it seldom covers more
than hslf the crowd on the
ground. Mrs. Woodwork Is adj
vertised on posters ss 8 "Trance
Evangelist" She is g middle-aged lady,
ek pleasant mien, yet dignlted IN her
Nbearing. Her eXAortations are full OF
esrnestness, spoken rapidly and distinctly
while she walks 10 and from the platform,
rubbing her hands and gesticulaung ner-
vously At times she grows eloquent IN
her plesdings for people to aoandCn LIE
of wickedness snd enter upon one CT
righteousness. Sac is accompanied by
her husband and three female assistants,
/ VINO furnish vocal music for the meet
Flags. The evGpgelists are supported by
contributions, end from the receipts OF
/ lunch counter racket which the husband
works when no! helping in the work OK
/ argeliZatCn.
The sentiment OF Decatur snd vicinity
/ is strongly religious, camp meetings and
-evivols having been held here ln.sutii-
tho pnfirn nHvSlA
]. s;,r-t White as snow, hence the meeting
is nov gaining good support, The
wicked who hEve escaped being wSsSed
can go to the meeting and gaze upon s
scene that st times surpasses description,
q .foht the intensely religious miss on &C
count of participating. The meetings
o7eu with singing, and some lesser light
osnerslly rreCedes MIS-. WOODWORK with
a shor. address. Then TIE lady hersel1
t,kes tie platform, proceeding
quietly al first snd warming "
II her wc1k as she gets deeper
into ter discourse. she lays no clslm tc
sunarrstursl powers Her work OF neal
mo the stll.ctcd Is the work OF 5esa'
C2riSt by reason & the sick hsTinglPsT
feet faith in him. She says that CAlS
did not take the power with nm Wheneq'
left the earth. Her remarks are OF =
prsyerful, beseeching character, and
{ when flushed all who seek salvation sT'
invited TO come forward 10 the mouSnsFs
bench, as well as those who arefeRi N:
, relief from bodily ailments. TMs esnno
, be attained until the seeker flss ga ms 1lss
the required faith in Christ Ii I'M
fails TO come to him the first nigh
he must keep seeking the altar unit
il does come. The sight at the Tudel
2 constructed mourners' bench is very a.
trsctiva 10 the scofers who flock to tn
meeting in large numbers, and momen
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He states that during the life Of his wife
Miss Selyia GlTAJs resided With heI
guardians or with relatives, tnat she
never called MIN fa.her and that ne never
regarded her in the relation Of daughter
He denies knowing ANYTHING ii heratalJ.
and declares that lie even did 10;
know she hsd made vii, sd lhat he
never heard she made btQuest 70 him
The country house iGci1ens, ha SAYS, mss
been wrongly stated. He refca;ns IRON
saying what occurred az the p,sce, but
gives his hosts name.
THE ARCHITECT BLAMED.
LONDON, Sept. 2l-The cor0ner's Jury
in the case Of the victims If the Exeter
theatre fire, has rendered a verd!cs that
they came to their death through acci 1ent.
1t blames the architect Of the building Tor
not providing sufficient means of exit
snd censures the authorities for not hsv
ing the defect remccied.
LETTER FROM GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Sept. 2l-Mr. Gladstone has
written letter u the Glasgow Liberals
in which be deplO7es the grave acts Of the
Irish police against the people Of
Mltchellstown, AID what ia still ersvcr,
the approval OF these acts by the govern
ment. He continues: / trust the cOuu-
try Will not be slow to con-
idamn that indecent approval
given without awaiting the result
OF inquiry, and thereby dtscour.ciug the
repetition OF the proceedings II was
emlnent!y calculated TO promote
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK
LONDON, Sept. p Lord Randolph
Churchill, addressing 3 meeting OF
farmers at York, said the present low
prices OF wheat were ruinous to farmers.
As politician, be had not grain Of com
fort 20 offer them. The British farmer
growing wheat did not seem TO know
when he was beaten. Lord Churchill
said ne foresaW nothing likely 70 cause 8
rise in the price of wheat sufficient to at.
ford profit to the grower. Foreign i'm
ports were inevitable, not from America,
but from other sources. The farmers OF
England should realize that India is a
tremendous granary, and will continue
to pour into the English market increas.
ing quantities. This radical change in
the conditions Of farming should prepare
ell interested in agriculture TO sdspt
themselves to changes.
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Removing a Serious Obstruction Gently

Dynamite and giant powder might answer
admirably to remove distractions from Hell
Gate in East RiYer, New York, but explosive
me- assures in medicalion are ever attended
ith disasirouss consequences. For instance,
the bOwels cannot De Violently drenched with
safety, nor is there the slightest necessity for
so Going, ON the tontrasy, It ia most unwise.
theories In medicine advice or sanction sch =
coQrse,3 TO weaken the Etestiaes 4the effect
of'drattr.c purgadon-iss7o COMPROMISE the
hsalth Of che enttse s. stem Win Eostetter,s
ate relaAHd, not " co. veast On Of 7 atuIe az.
pr Nimatisg TO an agup ion JfsSi ount Popncafa-
peti but gradually, bgntf,ial'y, Without
stomach, as well as the bowes are toned and
benefited by 1t.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23

Some months sgo the floors Of many
Austrian garrisons we're painted with tar,
ana the results have proved so uniformly
advantageous that the method is beccm-
log greatly extended in its application.
Tee collection of dust in cracks is thus
prevented, and consequent diminution
in irr!tstive diseases OF the eye has been
noted. Cleanliness of the rooms has beer
greatly facilitated and parasites are al
most completely excluded. The coating
Of Tar IS inexpensive, requires Ielews
put once yesr, end presents but one dis
advantage, namely, Us sombre color.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23

The emissary TO the Vatican from The
Central American republics received from
the Pope Z snuff box with the Pcpe's pOr-
trait, which he detached and wore sround
his neck. Upon the next state negotiA-
tions, VIXEN another presen! wss IL or
der, the Pope said "Give him marble
statue, sud see if he Will wear that
around his neck
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.,i e54L93SroH. TEX, Sept. 2i-Coaee- In.
E MN and f 065 Sep: 2l5Coasespos fair BIO
- points higher. but closing sbs6o I 49,. ~
,s9les ~ - bass; October IS 1901 05 %sT a,
Der g5GlI p; December II goo II ~ - L.
gary "a 4)9lI %; ie1ruary II aSSIT IN
March IL 456I7 90 Aprfl II soar 81. ,f GD2
Il J00ll %; June /, -; JulC ~ K A4AT
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. zl.-CoHon-Spot closed
stead and unchanged.
OrdfnsrY 4szc; good ordinary lj-I6c; low
n!ddlinz 5t.ci liddGEg uqlands 1906 mid
ding Orleans T-l6c.
Totals 1les Zoo; American 800; imports
Fu,ures opebed and ruled steady, closed
easy, generally one Joint lower september
ore poin! higher.
September ....-...................5 * IszeC
SepIenDer- October. -...-.............-5 y
October November ,,............. ....5 - asked
Observation-Disclosures northumberland % bid
Overwhelmingly ..................5 06
January February ,..,................5
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I've stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, Sept. 2I.-Cattle-Receipte
1000; shipments go; market ec-=ier; fair to
choice hczy7 native steers s. 90Ct 20: butchers
steers, medium to choice, s. 3OlBj 30; feeders,
common grass 10 good corn :ed 81 000J 10.
Hogs-Receipts 100; shipments none; market
lower, prices Tangibg s. 2Oa5 > for pigs to
choice heavy butchers selections. Sheep-Re-
ceipt5 @5OJi shipments 300, market fairly
steafyi fair to fancy g I5G4 20. Lambs 50 70
al 80
NEW YORK, sept. 2l.-Bec Tes-Rec sipts 300
for slaI3rter"r 6ire"t: vary common cattle
were bar. y steady mediU r to 2oOd advanced
lCA ljC an L., b 49, ,-sIy cleared; rOOr to fair
native steer g Z8d4 20; good 10 rr1me 81 $50
5 10; extra - 2005 80, Texas steers q 70g2 rs;
COWS snd heifers 8 OOG3 81; bulls 81 7OGS 90
market was hrmer for good stock, and every
thing sold. including sh3ep 81. g 5OG4 80, and
lambs a. s. 5OG6 10.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, 8 3Dt -Cattle-Raceipts,
+152; shipments IO.O51; market weak and slow
good TO choice cCfnfed 3 0CG4 40; com
mon 70 medium 8 25 20 10; s-OCkerE 81 25G2 SO;
feeding steers 3 500 IS: COWS 81 Bump 81:
35lVi snipments no1ei market weak, closing l5s
lower; prices ranging. from 80 50a4 70. Sheep
receipts 100; sh' 3uf nts 40 market steady :.
GOOD TO hoice IS .SS3 10; common TO medium
g CGG2 IS.
CHICAGO, III, Sept. 2I-Ca.tle-Receipta
ly5OJ; Enipnents 500; bert strong, others dull
shipping steers 8 75G5 so; etockers and feed
er7 81 4yG2 30. cows, bulls and mixed II 25G,
-; IeSan% 81 5OG5 80; western rangers
u 65d5 60 Hogs - Receipts 1890; marked
closed IVDI| ioWsr than yesterday, pricas rang
Ing from - OjG3 30. Sheep-Reeeiptt eOG0 :
shipments N0J; MARIE. steady; natives g. 50Ss
! Lambs = $50 % - ''tso ~.
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WHERE TIE SHOE r1Ncurs.

WUENE IHE SHOE TINCHEs.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2I.-The Freemen's
Journal says the localities in Ireland
proclaimed yesterday by the government
are those in which the most sweeping
evictioDs have taken place, and argues
that these localities have been selected
because the landlords are losing the fight.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23

DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Bit
tiers act on the female system with uner-
ring certainty, never failing to give relief
to married or single ladies suffering from
functional derangement>o or monthly ir-
regularity. y
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WASHINGTON.
A Sensational Story About Jsmes 6.
Blaine and 9 New England GirI
Pronounced q Canard.
Report of the Governor of New Mexico
Made to tho Interior Department, Show
ing The Growth of ths Territory.
AN IDLE STORY.

AN IDLE STORY.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9-The sensa-
tional story going the round OF the rress
about the beautiful New England girl
who once acted as James G. Blaine's pri.
vate secretary and who has since become
e complete moral and physical wreck is
ridiculous. The friends of that gentle
man in this city say Mr.. Blaine never en-
pIOyed the services Of woman as private
secretary. These duties performed six
teen years prior to the Presidential cam
paign were discharged by gentleman
who now holds position OF character 81
the State Department.
NEW MExICo's GROWTH.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I9-The report Of
Governor Ross of New Mexico Just made
to Interior Department credits the terri
! tory with 8 population of 1874 ,II, q gain
of Il ,576 in five years. This census was
| taken in 1885 and it is thought that nearly
/ the same gain has since been made. The ag-
ricultural industry is making marked pro-
gress; aud of ll40 entries Of public lands
aggregating 152, 500 acres have been made
/ in the last year. The number of cattle
returned in last years assessment is
/ 9l69 the average assessed value beipg
SIP per hesd. Mining is progressing
favorah ly, the output OF gold nnd silver
! fer 1856 being S., $50, 600, diviced between
gold and silver as one to FIVE. The coal
production is So, 742jtons. The annual
/ Indian raids have ceased.
TEXANs AT THE CAPITAL.
/ Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-Judge Joseph
! Magotfin, Collector Of Customs at FL
Paso, accompanied by his son and daugh-
ter josephine, Miss Annette Dwyer,
daughter OF the late Senator Dwyer of
San Antonio and Miss Kate Hague,
daughter of the Hon. J. P Hague of e.
Paso are in the city. They have just
completed very pleasant summer trip
through the east. The Judge has dis
posed his time while here in attending to
matters connected with the customs ser
vice, aud in renewing acquaintance with
the host Of friends Of his esry school
days in this section. He reports matters
As booming in his prosperous and beauti
Hui city. The young ladies OF the party
twill enter the Georgetown Convent fol
the ensuing year.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
B. When you suffer from sick headache,
dizziaess, CONSUMPTION, &c, remember
tarer's Attle NSer RN willdelieVe
you. One hill,as Z dose. ~ -
"a Fine Stock.

We mean our. clothingi department.
which is the besssalected stock in tn
city, and it will h9tS your interest to ex-
anime our goods 5eHEe you make your
purchases. RASnALL& CHAMBERS Co,
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New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, LA. S ut. 2l.-CottoE-spot
closed easy and unchanged
Sales 1909 bsles.
Stock - 0SI bales
Low ordinary sc; ordinary SIC; good o.
binary SC; low middling SIC; middlfng lite;
good middlinS 9-sc; middling fair CSC; faiz
l0isc.
Futures opened quiet hut firm and closed
quiet but steady. u points lower
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5T LcJi3. MO, Sept. 2i-Wool = arkat
4ait I and easy receipts liQhs; medium bright
&c; heavy co. 1462Oc. Texas wool-i,oyy ~ m =
dunn bright l2G24c, - -iA''
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Don't Fail to Sac

Randall & Chembers Co. before ycu buy
your furnishingygeods and clothing. Tney
can save you money.0n all you buy IN
tlis line.
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special to the Gazette
A Small Leak

VIII sink great ship; and whst at first
'aapears TO be sRahng, cough is apt to
cuilninate in consumpsbn,if not properly
attended tom time. Fer consumption,
which is scrstuls Of thslungs, and for all
blaoa and sskin diss&es, Dr.. Plerce's
fwGolaen hfedsal n4sEevery" has no
equal BY drusgfsts. S.
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Ttaly.
FLEEING FROM CHOLFRA

ILEEING FKOM CHOLERA.
ROME, Sept. 21.-Ffty thousand in
hebitants of Mesgina have fed from that
city on account Of the cholera.
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IISE AN:

'uGAY7D-By j. F Nose, befor, r. II.
s1l.a, Justice of The EHa {, Precinct Ne /,
-4Aat o7anty, on the. 2ItssS DAY OF august, ISL"
1aiy horse yr2Gded thus: w
~ v on eft shout,
4 oat years old ana about - hEnds nigh
,-.st- 2ESl5, Flag Septem4sI n -. p .
FJN0A IL, SN Az NEG
County Clerk TaTrant County, TeNH
.a>Ep-Hy Is. Il MRddON before Is W.
--s>, asilca ct tBe1 eace, Pre- cinct No !,
.'lt -u-ltg. Oh tne,bSh day Of August 49,.
| 4. TeaD mare and&bay sucF ling cot: pare
u years CID, Is bands high, star in fesss5
-ErGed en- i&N A-A and on lett thf1h
nE aud 65s another brand GU
~ tGe riShp hin; also. one Due
+ year a hekse eplt,l5 has9s, high. brand
; % -''' y and Ar CO. left fthlsh.
\ 'a-se a. S+1 Filed August 20. 1881 ~
JNO. +. >WANNE,
county Clerk Tarcant tountT. Feafs.
| ,-AAihD-by Ncwtoh stephenson hsfo1e
!. MSHa, Jpstice of the PeaceSt re
: NJ G-TrAnt COUNTY, on the p otsAl Al.
4, ~ one so1fel mare anu sorTel cssss
Z ,AA-ed thus Z 5 on riSht shoul der and
+ 2rSrd on eff shoulder, -aec about i
/, eo'. tas no Brand. Mafe had on
r sEass Tel. Appraised stsS4o : III ed seq
z &. .>,- INyS 2. SWAlNS z, ~
l.Gutv Clerk Tarrant Comfy, Tex.
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COTTON MARREgs.
New YORK.

NEW YORK.. Sept. 2l.- Cottca-spot closed
STEADY and l-l6c lover.
Sales, 476.
Stock, 8, - bales,
Ordinary. ! ! &c., good ordinary, S SC; slow
U.lddlinR, 5-l6c; middling, :l-i5c; good mid
ding 9 d log; middlinS fair. - . 100
Futures opened easy and ruled steady,
dosing firm generally 10 points lower.
uLn 100
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STRONG CONVICTED.
Secretary Of stats of Louisiana Foasd
Guilty Of Embezziement.

Guilty Of Embszz, ,ment.
81 'ot the Gazette.
y" QaLEANs. La, Sept. 2l.-The jury
&, case Ct EA- Secretary of State w.
lI.as found him guilty Of embezzle-
'o-dsy afier being out few
-,5s. Mr. Strong WAS elected Secre-
r 2. S,2,e in ISIS and assin II 1850 On
h Democratic ticket. As Secretary
!. >.a,e be had charge CT
i safe election paper. TIE law re
,.l 81 ballots 10 6e printed on this
f. crowded by the state. Al:er M1
,.ls -,i. the cAice % Secretary Of
: was discovered inst there was 8
- Z $500 u mis- accounts, Le
F. so.t --1t amcua- OF paper ID can
as SD failed TO account Tor it. lie
-1lc.ed, and after some legal delay
sd convicted. Mr. StIoHg alsc
Grade OF acknowledgement OF
militia.
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j. a. ..vgr AID kidSsss gust be kept IN
!. Condition. Bo09e SsrsapsrilIs i 8
: -smedy for Tegulstfag these organs
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GubsEt Flannel
,,pA.ds and stripes, lfity-siz inches
faSl.00; well worth 81 so.
l. RANDALL MCHAMBERs Co.
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LONDON, Sept. 20 The Trafalgar, the
largest iron-clAd ever constructed, was
successfully launched to-day at Ports
mouth The Trafalgar is Of 1904 tons and
- 900 horse power. She is TO carry
twelve guns of siXty-seven tons and eight
of 1000 weight. Her side srmor is twenty
inches thick.
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Sales 1880 baIes.
ETNANOIAL.
ENGLISH CoHsOLs

LoHDoS. Sept. u - Consols closed at
ltl l-i5 .or money; silver, IL ---6.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, sept. 2l.-Morey on call active.
ranging FROM GCd.. per cent; last loan az
per cent, closing offered st per cent Prime
mercantile pspe: 7cS per cent. sterling
exchange tcyerlsh ana loser at 81 ~, q
+ 50 for sixty Day bills and - s4:t i = for Ge-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Byvirtue Of special Execution and Fee Bill
No. 152 iseued out Of the clerks office of the
county couri Of Rock Island county, and state OF
Illinois, and to me directed, whereby am CON-
manded TO make the amount Of a certain judg-
ment recently obtained against Charles schultz
tenements, goods and chattels Of the said defend
ant, Charles Schultz, have levied upon the fol-
lowing property, to-wit:
THAT portion Of the south half (,f) Of the north
half (Ap Of the southwest quarter 10 Of the
southwest quarter (k) OF section Ave (5) In town
ship No.. Seventeen ti7) north Of range one a
west Of the fourth principal meridian; commenc-
ing at the northwest corner Of said south half ()
Of the north half " )of the southwest quarter
thence east parallel with the north side Of said
section eighty $50 rods more or lese to the east
side OF said southwest quarter (l<) OF the south
west quarter (S1; thence south twenty (20) rods
10 southeast corner Of said south half ) Of north
half CD Of southwest quarter ~ Of the south
west quarter 90 Of said Get ton; thence west
twenty-s ak and two-thrds f26h) rods; thence
twe.ve I'D rods; thence west parallel with the
north side Of said section dfty-three snd one
third (s3h) rods; thence north eight Is, rods To
tne place Of beginn' ng. containing six t6) acres
all IN Rock Island comfy, state Of Illinois.
Therefore, according to said command. I shall
expose for sale, at public auction, all the right
title and interest Of the above named Charles
Schultz, in and to the above described property
on Tuesday, the a0th day Of December, 1887, at
house in the city Of Rock Island, In the county oil
Rock Island and state OF illinois, for cash in hand
| TO satisfy said execution and 1 ee bill.
Dated al Rock Island, this 18th dav Of Novem
Der, A. ID 1887. T. s. SILVIS,
Sheriff OF Rock Island county, Illinois